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•1111••Nearing-summer. D The sun shines with a cloud. Nearly perfe SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM SA1URDAY, MARCH 9, 2002 All ab·out personalities • Technique and touch green ·r thlnk he's next," said Nancy For bleachers Le Roy, who was enjoying the may draw the hard-core more at the tournament with her husband, golf enthusiast, but for Toshiba Toshiba Allen. Senior Senior The "he" that she and other many in the Toshiba Classic coverage, Classic spectators were waibng to see in Senior Classic galleries, the see Page 81. Friday action was Ctu Chl Rodriguez, the afternoon goUer from Puerto Rico, known golfers are what draws them. wore semifonnal to casual clothes, for his customary Zorro-like slash tennis shoes and baseball caps. of tus club arter a good shot. Deepa Bharath They spoke in soft murmurs "Swish, swish and tuck,• Le D AILY PILOT and let out the occasional cheer Roy, said waving her arms as if to when they saw a player make a slash out a "Z" in the air and imi NEWPORT BEACH - It's not good shot. Or they consoled them tated the way the legendary win exactly the kind of game where with a sympathetic • aw" as the some warrior would put his sword you might expect to see the ball back bounced and rolled off · back tn hIS scabbard after a vic Mexican wave, s kimpily clad into the rough. torious rampdge. dancing girls or fans with painted But then, something happened. Le Roy looked tmpabenUy at SEAN HILLER I DAILY Pl.OT faces. Mostly it had to do with the the time table chart lhdl she held Rather, the fans and goU afi name "Chi Chi" that was heard The crowd flocks together at the 18th hole as Doug Tewell finished up the cionados who filled up the dark being whispered in the gallenes. SEE TOSHIBA PAGE A14 first day of the Toshiba Senior Classic at the Newport Beach Country Club. Audit·finds little misspending of JWAfunds •Investigation into these funds be recldsstf1ed, at no extra cost to the county use of airport revenue The Board of Supervisors exonerates county initiated the audit in May 2000 to find out if funds gen and airport officials. erated by John Wayne were being improperly used at El Deirdre Newman Toro. DAILY PILOT The director of the Internal Audit Department, Peter JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Hughes,exonerat~ - County supeCVlSors mis offioals al John Wdyne, the spent a minuscule portion of County Executive Ofhce dOd John Wayne airport revenue the El Toro Master on lillproper, non-aviation Development Program from uses at the former El Toro any fault, cla.urung that they Manne Base, according lo an "exh1b1ted awareness. mtemal audit released Fnday. knowledge and l.llSlght Ln the The report shows that Lmportance of keeping avtd \ county oUicials only misap bon and non-avtabon expen propria led $222,348 - or ctitures separated • 0.57°'0 - of total non-aero Calls for comment to ndutical d.lfPOrl revenue from Supervisors Jim Silva and July 1997 through the end of Todd Spitzer, who pressed June 2000. lrutlal estimates hard for the audit in 2000. STEVE MCCRANIC I DAILY f'tlOT suggested the misspent were not returned Costa Mesa resident Gay Sandoval was Qne of olne people running on a write-in campaign for an Orange would be below $400,000. County Judge nomlnatton. Ronald C. Kline, who ls facing felony charges of child molestation, was running The audit recommends SEE JWA PAGE A6 unopposed. The write-in candidates defeated Kline. Beating the odds Balboa Island Gay Sandoval proved the naysayers wrong by successfully mounting inan gets 15 to life "' write-in challenge against a judge accused of child molestation. •Thomas Michael Murphy's attorney says the Lolita Harper Ronald C. Kline - who is under house sentence is too harsh for the man who was DAILY PILOT arrest relating to criminal charges of child molestation and child pornography convicted. of lewd acts with children. hen she realized the grav - had been defeated by a group of ity of her uphill battle to write-in candidates. Dffp11 ~rath was sentenced Fnday mom· unseat a besieged judge, Kline received only 33% of the votes. DAILY PILOT ing after a jwy, in November, W Gay Sandoval remem while the block of write-in candidates found him guilty of four bered the faces of young molestation combined for 67%. SANTA ANA - A 54 - felony counts of a lewd act victims she called to the witness stand •1t was all worth it,• Sandoval said. year-old Balboa Island man Wlth a child younger than 14 during he r years as a deputy district she would say. "Nothing bad is going to When Sandoval learned of the incum will be locked away in state years of age and one misde attorney. happen." be nt Kline's legal troubles in December prison for 15 years to life for meanor count of pos essing She would hold their hand through Those same innocent - yet incred· she knew somebody needed to cbal· inapp ropriate!~ touching child pornography. the court room, look them in the eye and ibly terrified ...... faces popped back into lenge him but hoped it wouldn't be her. three young gitrs, a judge Each of the felony counts reassure them they would be OK. her head the moment she learned that ruled Friday. "The judge is here to protect you,• Orange County Superior Court JUdge SEE ODDS PAGE A4 Thomas Michael Murphy SEE BALBOA PAGE A6 A news story you didn't see onsider these dlverse ele tlon chose to send a representa ments of a nows story that tive to cover this landm4rk Cnever was. Tan Michael Orange County event. · Nguyen is a V1etnamese-Amerl· M a last minute fW-in, fate can student at Mater Dei High put me at Chapman Umvemty School, a Catholic: high ichool in as that represenwtive. santa Afia. Ori March t, ti was Wh.U~ the rest Of the Orange awarded firlt pl4ce in the high C~'I media WU busy trying echool essa)'. di\'ilion ol Chap to make Meuure w out to be a man University's thiril annue.l cle>1e call lnlteld oC the • Holocoust Writing Contest for dunk that tt WM, md Whil Ibey hit story of Arll1edet de SoUla p1'9MDtild to \II OWlr ad Ol9r Mendes, a PortugueM ~t •gala ..... k'4r'k'*1 twllll tllll who ilsued vllU that .hell>ed W9l'9 tbe ~ ~ fGr save the llV• of thOuMnc1I of ~• ..., .. ,, 1dlb9_, lewt during World War b. °' ... ,_ ...... , You may ba-beeid aboUt Hldlblf ... rn Uulc •az II'* the betob °' a. a.Ill Mmdel 1•r•._.{, but UDtll rigbt DOW JOU WCM&ld .....,bavelmDWa..,_. ••. 11i9 ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . tt tbataDpeopl&ueGoc:t·s R St. Mark Preebytedan Church ii cccmn1tted to •beUeVing th4t all h~ ~v:irs·seek to find wa~ to stuu. Ii ~ that every penoo is God's a"Ntioil, and, therefore, ~·.,~: tMm worship 11 beld at 9:30 a .m . Sun. • \ the gOod news with them all and lnvite them to lilt.en for God's ~ ~ntl Adults IJld teeru; meet for dey and Sunday IChool f~rescbool to middle school youth mee~ct°~lder ~dren attend Sunday school Sunday ICbool at 11 a.m. care ii available 'tor inlaJlts and l uni; p~ool et the chwch site and pro. · concurrent wtth the worddp 18Mce. The church aJso runs comm of age Gary Collins is senior pasl6r v1d8I a multk:uhural cUrriculum for cb.ildren 2 years. 9 months lC;l 5 years · ch (949) 6C4-13·U. · 1be church was e8tablllbed in 1962 and ia·at 2100 Mar Vasta Dnve, Newport Bea · ~ Doily Pilot _An iniitation IN THE SPIRIT to a spi,ritual visit 'No longer ts God a stranger, but a friend, a /al.her, one who delights to have us tai.k to him and open up the whole of our Uves to him.' - Michael Green ast weekend. my husband Jon and I drove up to Northern califomia to Lsee our dau~hter Amy. She ts a very busy junior in college and we're very busy at home, so l was thrilled that we had lime together. We've learned how special it is to visit college children in their college world, to meet their college friends, eat their college food, go to their college classes and really experience their col lege lives. Pictures of places and people are helpful. but Gndy Trone there's nothing like being there in per Christeson son to really experi ence what college THE MORAL worlds are like. We arrived Fri OF THE STORY day, and went to GREG FRY I DAii.Y I'll.OT Amy's dorm room. Jon sat at Amy's desk Pastor Dick George of Mesa Verde Church. The church was established ln 1960. and looked out her window. ~ So , this is where you sit,• Jon said as he looked out at a beautiful dock tower and lush green hills beyond. "I'd beard you had a beautiful view, but it's great to Mesa Verde United Methodist Church actually see it• Amy wanted us to spend lime with her friends too, and arranged a sand vol • CHURCH NAME: Mesa Verde United County communities. serve at the Hospitality Kitchen once a leyball game. Somehow Joo and I ended Methodist Church • CHILD CARE: Provided during both Sunday month. The congregation has just enrolled m up playing~ ! can't remember what • ADDRESS: 1701 Baker St., Cost.a Mesa services. the county Adopt-a-Social Worker Program decade it was when I last touched a vol •TELEPHONE: (114) 979-8234 • TYPE OF WORSHIP: Music and preaching The congregation recently participated m leyball, but judging by my colorful bruis • WEB SITE: www.mesaverdeumc.org of the word are central to the worship. They the Habitat for Humanity women's build m es and swollen left hand, it's been quite • DENOMINATION: United Methodist involve both the head and the heart. Mem Cost.a Mesa. Each fall, the church holds an awhile. I didn't "get air,• as the saying • YEAR CHURCH ESTABLISHED! 1960 bers are challenged to consider what - Alternative Chnstmas Celebration featunng goes for jumping off the ground, but I • CHURCH DESIGN: The interiot ~ designed from a Gospel perspective - we are expect· Habitat for Humanity, The Heifer Project (a certainly "got sand.• to soothing, comfort.able and hospitable ed to do in our lives and in our communities. hunger project that establishes food I pray for Amy and her friends, and I be setting. • TY.PE OF SERMON: Bible based, applied to resources by supplying livestock to commu enjoyed spending time and getting to contemporary times. Themes generally know them better. I was impressed by •SERVICE TIMES: Sunday at 8:30 and 10 nities), Third World Hand Arts (a coopera ; come from the Saipture texts in. the Com· tive project provides 1ll1rd World arb· their obvious love for God and for eadl a.m1 adult Bible study meets at 8:30 a .m.; thaf other. l was also thankful when they Sunday School for kindergarten through mon Lectionary. George also draws from sci sans markets for their wares), Strength for shared about their lives. · high school youth meets at 10 a.m . The ence, the arts and social science. the Journey (a program of the United One friend told me about some recent fourth Sunday of the month is Children's •VISION STATEMENT: "Every visitor a friend. Methodist Church that offers support ser difficult struggles. "I know that God is Sunday. Every member in ministry.• vices and a summer camp to people afflicted working to build stronger character quali • SENIOR PASTOR: The Rev. Dick George • WELCOME WAGON: Visitors are invited to with AIDS or HIV) and Mary Magdalene ties in me,• she said. •PASTORAL STAFF: Vicky Key, administra· introduce themselves, but remain aoony· House (an outreach facility for abused We talked about how God can bring tive assistant; Eliza Rubenstein, director of mous if they choose. They are invited to join women and children). good results out of hard times, and I music ministry; Suvmne Morgan, coordina members for coffee and a free doughnut fol • INTEREmNG NOTE: The church has an know better how to pray for her. tor of religious education; Youngmi Kim. lowing the service. extraordinary and exciting music program The next morning Amy took us on a organist • OUTREACH PROGRAMS: The church main that includes two children's choirs and a several-hour hike along exquisite trails. • SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 414 tains a strong focus on outreach. The youth chimes choir. The chancel. rejoice and hand "1 feel like we're walking through • MAKEUP OF CONGREGATION: Close to have a work team that travels to Baja, Mexi bell adult choirs are enlisting congregation pages of a coffee table book,• Jon said. 70o/o of the members are from the Mesa co, to help churches there. The church spon members to join them in "Broadway I agreed. Later we enjoyed another Verde community, but increasingly people sors three major blood drives for the Red Bound," a production that will feature music meal with other friends. We heard about are coming from Santa Ana, Irvine, Hunting· Cross each year. Members also assist Share from various Broadway musicals. different mission bips that her friends felt ton Beach, Newport Beach and even South Our Selves and FISH-Harbor Area, and - Michal• Marr called by God to be part of, and Joo and r are excited to pray for them. Fortunately we weren't invited to join Amy and her friend's world when it involved ice skating late Saturday night. I PROGRAM ON SLAVERY PRAYER BRfAKFAST Scripture• at 1 p.m. March 24 at can only imagine how many colotful Faith ·Slavery: It Still Exists,• a pro The Orange Coast Christian 101 1 Camelback St.. Newport bruises I'd have if we'd bied. Sunday gram by the Media Correction Outreach Week will present a Beach. $5-$25. (949) 644-1999. morning we went to a great church and CALENDAR Group of the Jewish Community Mayor's Prayer Breakfast et 7 fun brunch with other mends, and again Center and the Jewish Federa a.m. Thursday at the Newport COMMUNfTY SEDER I loved hearing bow each one talked SPECIAL EVENTS tion of Orange County, will be Beach Marriott Hotel, 900 New Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach about God working in his or her lives. held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday et port Center Drive, Newport will present its 27th annual Somebody said that it was graat that we Beach. $25 per person or $250 Community Passover Seder at STEPS AND ANGELS the Jewish Federation Campus, per table. Jim or Unda McClain came to visit. All Joo and I rould say was Dr. Juanella Evans will lead a 6:30 p.rn. March 27 at 2-401 bow happy we were to be Invited to be part 250 E. Baker Sl, Costa Mesa. at {949) 721-9355. seminar titled "Angels• from 10 Irvine d Amy's world. We love visiting, and we Free. (71•) 155-5555, Ext. 221. Ave., Newport Beach. a.m. to noon today and Dr. Don always rome home exhausted. exdt.ed. 1l4E HIGHEST PLACE' $17.50-$35. Reservations are but Sharer will speak about Bible Imagine how amazing God is: He nev ll'IE ROlE OF CHAPlAlN The Uberty Baptist Church will required. (949) 548-6900. study from t to 3 p.m. at the er tires of being part of OUT lives. God is The Newport Mesa Irvine Inter present two performances of the Light Touch, 1929 Tustin Ave., CHABAO SEDER always tot.ally exdted and avallable to be Costa Mesa. (949) 646-3199. faith Cound.l Luncheon will bold Easter story called •The Highest included in our worlds. He is just waiting a luncheon titled •The Role of • Place" at 5 p.m. Maxch 24 and 7 Chabad Jewish Center of New· port Beach will hold its Passover for the invitation. FUNOOAY Public Safety Chaplains," with p.m. March 29 at 1000 Bison And you can quote me on thal Ave., Newport Beach. Free. (949) Seder 6:30 p.m. Mardi 21. The 2002 annual Campaign of Newport-Mesa's chaplains · can 760-5444. tor Reservations Mt? the Jewish Federation-of Orange included, at noon Wednesday at location. • ONOY TRANE OtlUSTESON Is a Newpon required. as there is limited County will hold its annual fund the B~ach resident who speaks frequently to par· Orange Coast Unitarian Uni SHOVELS VS. SCRIPTURE raiser from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. space available. S36 for adults, entlng groups. She may be reached via e-mail versal.lst Church, 125~ Victorla Tumple Bat Yahm will present Sta for children. (949) 721-9800. at clndyOon~row.com or through the mall Sunday at the Jewish Federation St, Costa Mesa. Reservations Campo..\, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Rabbi Mark Miller as part of the e-mail at [email protected] at P.O. Box 6140-No. SOS. Newport Beach, CA required. $7.50 orS10. (949) 660- Distinguished Speaker Series as 92658. Mesa. (714) 7~555 . poJt.com or check the Web site 8665, E.xl 3. be talks about "Shovels vs. at www.ChabodNewport.com. I rlgl'lt No,__~ llwlr~ SURF l~D SUN tdltorill ~ or~ tilll/*"'5 lwff\Qtl be ~ wtttlout wrttt.n~ of~OW!Jlt WEADtEll EOUCA$l- - ""'"1all, 2-foot waves. The swell AnQther sunny momlng that wlll (OfTle out of the nOrthwtit VOLK.NO.II HOW IO ltEACH us wlll quldcly make Its wwy out of It 7 to 9 feet. It will drop In the ftaMIH. --. the low 5 Nlllltlilr... C 1 ...... ~...... ( • • Doily Pilot · • SatvrdoY, March 9, 2002 A3 • High spirits ready for run • Annual fund-raiser which takes place on Sunday FYI ati Fashion Jsland, is expected takes off tomorrow at WHA'n Spirit Run 2002, to raise at least $200,000 for Fashion Island. which includes a SK. 10K, • programs at the five elemen eight youth races and a tary schools. June cas.grande Toddler Trot St. Geme won the NCAA DAILY PtlOT WHEN: Sunday. Registra title ror the 3,000 m ete rs tion begins at 6:30 a.m. while a student at Stanford NEWPORT BEACH WHERE: Fashion Island, University. In an internation Back 10 1991, it was just near Edwards Theatre at al conipetition, she set the another road race for world San Miguel Drive U.S. jllnior record of 8:57:27 class runner Ceci St. Geme. for the 3,000 meters. In 1991, But this time it's personal. INFORMATION: (949) 451-4520 she ran in Newport Beach's St. Ge.me, husband Ed1and Spirit Run for athle tic appctr • I their six children moved from el-maker Asics. ln 1994 she Menlo Park· to Newport 19th year, is a fund-raiser for won a national title for the Beach last year. So for the five local elementary schools. 5,000 meters and m 1996 was one-time Olympic hopeful, including Anderson. Grow an Olympic hopeful before the question of whether to ing from a small, community injuries put her out of the lend her support to the annu event, the Spirit Run is now running. al Spirit Run was no quesbon the third-largest childre n's Now a full-time mom Cd r at all. run irl California. Its events ing for two teenage ddugh "I'm a big supporter of include a lOK, a SK and runs ters, two e lementary school pubJk schools,• St. Geme for children in all age groups. age children and two more Sdid. "I have two children in "I think it's a great event · kids at home, St. Geme 1s Anderson (Elementary!. for the community and to putting her best foot forwdrd SEAN HILLER I DAILY PLOT which benefits from the race, raise money for the schools,· for the Spirit Run, which 1s Ceci St. Geme of Newport beach wlll take part in this weekend's Spirit Run. so I agreed to bead up the St. Geme said. "It's also a hosted by Leigh and Lucy Spirit Run next year for great way to get the kids out Steinberg. foot injury,· St. Geme said. who'would never red.lly think the school and then (they] Anderson.• there running.• "I don't know if I'll run ttus ·But either wdy, it's great to to run a road race l.Lke this get find out it's really fun. So it The Sunday run, now in its This year's Spirit Run, year - I'm recovering from d be a part of A lot of people irlvolved because it benefits has that benefit, too.· Mail Olclel' 1.(800) 6Atfl'I-- ()IO?tW) N.,.C~ _7'/nnie CllunJJ.. 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His inter 4 and be reached up to block it •Coriander Drive: A yehicle and got a hand on it. Whether burglary was reported in the D9ug Orr personified the est· in sports seemed we won or lost. I don't know,• be 1600 block at 9:26 a,m. Thurs- heart and soul of. an athlete who day. . did not let physical Doug Orr inev:i,table said bis limita For his passion and perse • Harbor Boulevard: Vandal tions deter him from pursuing consldering ism was reported in the 2000 his'passion . • that his two older brothers, Dave verance, Doug Orr was honored and Daniel, would drag h'im to With an award created espe block at 9:58 a.m. Thursday. Orr, 50, a lifelong Corona del • loWa Grand theft practices. When cially for him - the Athletic S~ Mar resident who graduated their Doug did was reported in the 1800 from the ·mgb school in 1970.. n't display the same physical Director's Award. "It was probably the crown block at 6:34 a.m. Thu~sday. died of heart failure on ability, be compensated with • P9pper 1ree Lane: A vehi Wednesday. sheer determination. ing moment of his life and so deserved and everybody stood cle burglary was reported in Orr bad been the voice of the While he received low the 2900 block at 9:23 a.m. him Sea !Wlgs for the pl)St four years. grades in physical education in up and gave a ~tanding Thursday. ovation,• Dave Orr said. His unwavering commib:nent to. junior high school ~ he would • Platte Drive: Vandalism the school will be missed, said show up in the gym everyday Orr eventually transformed was reported in the 3100 Jerry Jelnick, athletic director. and offer to clean the students' his love for sports and his loyal block at 6:36 a.m. Thursday. •His interest was a love of shoes and socks, Dave Orr said ty to Corona del Mar intQ an the school and the athletic teams At Corona del Mar High announcing gig for several Sea NEWPORT BEACH and all the coaches and play School, he discovered an adap Kings sports. • Birch S~ Grand theft "It seemed like be just got ers," Jelnick said. "Whenever tive physical education class for was reported in the 5000 he showed up, he just fit in with those who couldn't compete at better every year,• Jelnick said. block at 1:34 p.m. Thursday. everyone. Everyone always the same level as the other stu •It seemed like he would just lis • Cheti>ourg: An auto theft enjoyed seeing him.· dents. The class was taught by ten to what other people did was reported in the 100 block Orr, who was described by football coach Dave Holland, and add something new.• at 10:13 a.m. Thul'1day. his sister Diane as a "warm- who was quickly impressed by He even took it upon himself • West Coest Highway: A Doug's resolve, his brother said. to write a letter to the son of a traffic collision involving "Coach Holland would just friend who didn't get a chance Injuries was reported in the 600 say, "This is the type of kid I to play in one of the school's block at 11 :30 ;i.m. Thursday. want and gave him an 'X in PE. football games he was announc • c.opoeatie PCau: A hft-and It just turned his life around," ing, telling him not to give up, run was reported in the 100 Dave Orr said. his bwther said. block at 8:36 a.m. Thul'1day. After a few years, Holland Orr is survived by brothers • East Ocean.Front A home was so taken with Orr that he Daniel, 53, ~ve, 51. sister Diane burglary was reported in the invited him to be on the football Carson, 45, and balf-hrother 100 block at 12:51 p.m. Thurs team. He only made one Jaime Panyaqua. day. • Superior Avenue: A com mercial burglary was reported believe abciut society's role in in the 1500 block at 9:24 a.m. protecting children when they Thursday. ODDS see that adults are standing-by CONTINUED FROM A 1 and doing nothing?" But the 49-year-old atto_mey Kline's legal troubles reflect had already filed to run for a ed poorly on the legal commu judgeship in Office No. 3. She nity, SandovaJ said, but even was torn. worse, it sent a horrible mes SandovaJ asked around the sage to children. legal community, hoping to hear "A judge is there to protect that someone would challenge you, H she said. "To know that a Kline but heard of no one. judge is up on those kinds of She asked political analysts /VIOU/U'fl/Jlt'/l/.j charges, how does it make kids about the success of write-in feel? How are they supposed lo campaigns and learned her chances of unseating Kline were nearly impossible, much less gaining the seat herseU. '' It would have had to be someone on a suicide mission,• she said. Mark Petracca, a political sci ence professor at UC Irvine, agreed. He called Sandoval's ~--- Established In 1962 ---- feat "extremely improbable.• After some deliberation, Mond.n:y Night Special Sandoval decided to scrap her · Com11/ete Petite Fi/et Mi . 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S25-S65. {71 · \ Daily Pilot A8 Saturday, Morch 9, 2002 Hunting .for . muSical treasure Pacific Symphony Orchestra tries to pique children s interest with Mervyn 's Musical Morning6111lt The Center Young Chang At the end of a musical "trea FYI DAILY PILOT sure hunt. • their prize is leaving with newfound musical knowl • WHAT: Mervyn's Musical Once a month, the Ordilge edge - something Pacific Sym Mornings family concert County Pe rforming Arts Center phony organizers say can never • WHEN: 10 and 11 :30 a.m. becomes a playground for musi be learned too soon. today cally cunous luds. Part of the monthly Mervyn's • WHERE: Orange County They get to run around all four Musical Mornings family concert Performing Arts Center, 600 tiers, get to know musicians from series presented by the Pacific Town Center Drive, Costa the Pacific Symphony Orchestra Symphony is this month's event M esa and even get to try playing differ • COST: $11 -$1 6 Children get an opportunity to explore their musical talents and learn ent instruments. ... SEE TREASURE PAGE A12 • CALL: (714) 755-5799 about the symphony at Mervyn's Musical Mornings at the Center. Three plays loom in OCC's future Tom Titus FOR THE DAILY PILOT rdilge Coast College's theatre arts department 0 bills itself as one of the country's most active, and this month is a case in point as the collegiate thespians set out in three separate directions. OCC opened the PulJtzer Prize-nominated play "North Shore Ftsh" Thursday rught and has two more produc tions on the clrnwmg boards - the musical THEATER ~~~ .:John Body" dnd the college's trad1 t1onal melodra ma, m a spnng stdging rather than a hol.Jday sedson pro duct:Jon. ·North Shore Fish " by Israel Horovitz centers on a faltering fish-paclung pldOt in Gloucester, Mass., a play labeled by one cntic as "angry, pdSSIOndte, rdW, fun ny and sad." OCC's John rerzacca, who's d1rcctmg the show, SEAN HU£R I DAILY PllOT \ commented thdl "It's a com Greg McClure and Marta Hall-Brown rehearse a scene out of OCC's "North Shore Fish." Below, Maria Hall-Brown breaks up a fight plex character study that captures the small Joys, scene between Sean Hesketh and McClure. humor and helplessness of a group of unslulled and underpaid workers m a hsh paclung plant. WhJ.Je dealing Wlth the mundane events of the worlung day, the play Packing in slullfully exposes the tensions '\ that lurk below the surface - the petty intrigues, sexual frustrations and job-loss anxi e t:Jes." The play, which contams aduJt situatJons and lan guage, "gathered the most favorable reVJews any play of mine has ever garnered,• playwright HoroVltz has said. ~~North Shore Fish,'' Israel Horovitz's play The author of "The Indian Wants the Bronx• and many about workers at a Massachusetts fish others also said •North Shore Fish· focuses on the role of packing plant, trods the boards at OCC women in Gloucester's work ing-class society and "is about love and dignity in the workplace.· Young Chang their every day. Heacling the cast for the DAILY PILOT One woman yearns lo be OCC production is Marla rpore educated and to take a trip Hall-Brown, associate pro be workers at this ti:> Connecticut because she's ducer and reporter for the Gloucester, Mass. hsh never been that far. Others don't nightly KOCE-TV news pro packing plant are full of know what a dolphin is. gram · Real Orange,• and pathos and eros and The main character, Ao Riz T in Jessica Hutchinson, a veter everything between. zo, laments that she has nothing an of seve ral OCC shows They're hard-working people to teach her children other than who know how to show up lo the ability to pack fish. survive and deal with the sexual SEE THREE PAGE A12 and other tensions that burden SEE DRAMA PAGE A12 ' llOIDIY • Doily Pilot Saturday, Morch 9, 2002 A9 Riding easy into the Performing Am Centergata had fallen, donations had dropped. She has single handedly turned it around bringing in new people with a renewed purpose. She is a dynamo.' Howard Joined her charm ing and accomplished journAl ist husband Mlke for the Bay side underwritets reception. B.W.. Cook She will also be attending . tonight's gala. The elegant THE CROWD hostess confided that she'll be in fishnet stockings and leather, and Mike will be ENGAGEMENTS early 100 underwriters wearing blue jeans, boots and Ragusa-Gouvion have raised more than black tie. .. N$ 100,000 supp0rting Also lllStrumental in build Cocradina and Salva the Sound of Music Guild of mg a successful guild are the tore Ragusa announte the engagement of their The Orange County Perform Peter Fonda will be very dedicated and generous ing Arts Center. The funds are daughter, Tania Ragusa attending the Sound of Kathie and John Porter, who eannarked for expenses asso along with the Crocketts have Sally and Randy C rockett took pa rt in the Sound of of Los Angeles, to ciated with the gala dinner Music's "Easy Ride r Music Guild's unde rwrite rs party. Matthew Kirk Gouvion Returns,. gala tonight at given of time and money to being held this evening at support The Center. The of Balboa Island The Four Seasons Hotel, the Four Seasons Hotel in Porter's will JOin fellow donors The bnde-elect grad Newport Beach, enabling the Newport Beach. Kelly and John Hague, Harri uated from Alvemo guild to donate six-figure ett and Sandy Sandhu, and Heights Academy and profits to The Center. the unagmal:lon can hc:1J1dle Arthur Voss for the Fonda cum laude from UC Last week, the generous for.an everung of surpnses. event. Irvine. donors were invited for cock Fonda actually amved m The success of the event The groom-to-be is tails and dinner at Bayside town last everung, attend.mg d will be in great pa.rt due to the the son of Nancy and Restaurant in Newport Beach. cockta.il reception for invited extraordmary efforts of auc Wayne Gouvion of Bal The crowd overflowed the VIPs. tion co-chairs Kimberly Fein boa Island and graduat bistro's bar, where Grey Major support for the affd1f berg and Robin Rae Lewis ed from Corona de! Mar Goose Vodka underwrote a comes from Sound of Music who procured, with assistance High School and Ari martini bar to compliment the President SaJly Crockett and from guild members, 220 zona Stale University largess of the restaurant, her husband Randy. The very items to go up for bid tonight and Southern Methodist which provided a lavish with a combined vaJue of University in Dallas, handsome Pelican Point cou Texas. spread of hors d'oeuvres ple has been responsible for $250,000. In ddciltion, corpo induding a magnificent recharging the guild, dou rate sponsorship from Cartier, A Sept. 21 wedding is planned at St. Peters smoked salmon display with bling its membership and N~iman Marcus. DaVld Rick Church. There will be a all the trimmings. quadrupling its fund-raJSmg ey, Zegna and South Coast Sound or Music event efforts. Plaza will ensure a ma1or recepbon at the Millen chairwomen Patsy Marshall, hnandaJ tally for the arts in ruum Biltmore Hotel in Earlier in the sooal season, Above, attending Los Angeles. escorted by her husband Tim, lhe Crocketts hosted a laV1Sh Orange County. the underwriters and Diane Palumbo, escorted French-As1an dmner. which Adchllondl Sound of Music · party were Eliza by her husband Jeff, greeted • WEDDINGS AND was also underwntten by underwnters supporting the be th Hart, Ann ENGAGEMENTS run Satur the crush with the clmk or Fonda extravaganza are Cartier and Caroline Jones, and Michael days. fOf a form, please call martini glasses and plenty or the upscaJe French purveyor's Jayne and Ed Munoz, Danni Bryce Alderton at (949) 574- hugs and good WLShes for a local Soulh Coast Plaza repre· and Dan Good, Karen and Ho ward and 4298. job well done. The ma1or sentabve. Brett Gregor, Tracy Martin, Kathie Porter. social event tonight will fea Sally Crockett "15 d pnme Elizabeth and Scott Hart, ture actor Peter Fonda and example of the power of the Heather and Brett Hartstock, Left, a m artini bar has an •Easy Rider· theme m inchvtduaJ to change the Lort and John Loftus, Martha was provided b y his honor. Also in the cocktail cowse of events,• said Ann Green, Darby Manclark, Grey Goose Vod crowd were carol Dalton, Howard, one of Newport's Kimberly and Scott ka at the Sound Put a few words underwriting chair, and her most respected soaaJ Matteson, Pamela and David of Music Guild husband Rick. to work f or you. doyennes, who also happens Lowery, Paula and Michae l party he ld at the Within hoW"S, Fonda and Macko, and Donna and Call the to be one of the most glam Bayside Resta u entourage will grace The Four orous and best-dressed Lorenzo Longo. Seasons to join some 400 women on the Orange C0t1st. rant. Donor Sandy Sandhu Daily Pilot Sound of Music guests attired "Before Sally, the guild wa ~ • THE ~ appears Thursdays in leather, lace and more than on the dedme. Memberslup and Saturdays. joins the fun. CLASSIFIEDS CALL 64~·5678 J ~ ROLEX Sarouk yster Pe,P.tual Day-Date Shown with fluted bezel and President bracelet. Pressure-proof to 330 Feet. Available in 1Bkt yellow, white, platinum or pink gold . • • • • • • • • BLACKMAN LID. • •• . ·JEWELERS • • • ••• • Doily Pilot AIO Saturday, Morch 9, 2002 ter Drive, Costa Mesa. $11- Betty Garrett and Mary Lou Highway. Corona del Mar. After $16. (714) 755-5799. Metzger- at .t p.m. March Solo guitarist Ken Sanders DRESSiNG UP ·' 2' at OCC's Robert B. Moore pertorms classical flamenco HOUIS VIENNESE EXO.USIVE Theatre. 2701 Fatrview Road , tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays The Philharmonic Society of Costa Mesa. $27-$33. (714) and Sundays. Free. (~) • SubfM AF1'1Jt HOURS items to 675-1922. the Deity Pilot. 330 W. Bay S~ Cos Orange County will present 432-5880. ta Mea. CA 92627; by fait to (949) the West Coast exclusive 646-t170; or by catting (949) 574- performance of the Vienna EIGHT VIOLINS SATURDAY NIGHT R&B 4261. A complete list Is available at Pbilhannonic at 8 p.m. Mon- · The Hutchins Consort, a Oerald Ishibashi and the • www.dailypllotcom. day through Wednesday at group of eight acoustically Stone Bridge Band play rock the Orange Cqunty Perlorm matched violins, will perform and R&B a~ 9 p.m. Saturdays lng Arts Center, 600 Thwn at 8 p.m. March 28 at the at Sutton Place Hotel's Tri SPECIAL Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 anon Lounge, 4500 $34-$109. (949) 553-2422. Campus Drive. Irvine. $22 or MacArthur Blvd., Newport HOTYAOfTS Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001. The Newport Harbor Nauti $30. (760) 632-0554. S.YMPHONIC NIGHTS cal Museum will present SENIOR CENTER AITTRNOON Gary Miltimore's "Hot UC Irvine's departments of MUSIC ~T THE ANNEX music will present the UCI Musical acts perform at 5 A seven-piece group plays Yachts, Ocean Racers From big band tunes from 1 :30 to Topsails to Turbos• exhibit of Symphony in a perfonna.nce p.m . Sundays at the' Pierce of Stravinsky and Street Annex, 330 17th St., 3:30 p.m. Fridays at Oasis 25 original yacht paintings - Senior Center, 800 Mar with photographs and mod Shostakovich at 8 p.m. Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646- Thursday and Friday at the 8500. guerite Ave., Corona del els - through Friday at 151 Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244. E. Coast Highway 4rl New Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 port Beach. The museum is Campus Drive, Irvine. $8- MUSIC AT THE GRILL open trom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. $12. (949) 854-4646. The Blu~wa te r Grill offers Tuesday through Sunday. live music on Friday and Sat STAGE Free. (949) 675-8915. GREAT GUITAR urday nights. Greg Morgan, Guitarist Richard Thompson Nick Peper and Kelly Gordi 'PROMENADE' 'CHEVAL' will perform at 8 p.m. March en (known as MPG) will per UC Irvine will present The Orange County Fair & 16 at the Irvine Barclay The form classic rock, R&B and "Promenade,· an off-Broad Exposition Center will host atre, 4242 Campus Drive swing a t 8:30 p.m. Fridays. way musical by Maria Irene "Cheval - Imagination at Irvine. $33 or $27. (949) S54 - Marvin Gregory a nd MPG Fornes about two prisoners Full Gallop· March 20 4646. will perform classic rock, named 105 and 106, today at through April 7 at 88 Fair swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. the Studio Theatre. The uni SOPRANO SHOWING Drive, Costa Mesa. The show Saturdays. The restaurant is versity is at the intersection Soprano Renee Fleming will of equestrian artistry, created located at 630 Udo Park Dri of University and Campus by the former director of cre perform at the Orange Coun ve, Newport Beach. Free dnves. Show times are 2 and ty Performing Arts Center at admission. (949) 675-3474. a~on for Cirque du Soleil, 8 p.m. $9. (949) 824 -2787. 2 p.m. March 17 as part of South Coast Repertory's Young Conservatory's Jr. will be held at 8 p.m. Tues Teen Players will present "The Hund.red Dresses" at day through Friday, 4 and 8 the Cente r's Voices in Song WEEKEND BLUES will 4 and 7 p.m. today and at 1 and 4 p.m. Sunday. The 'NORTH SHORE FISH' p.m. Saturday and 1: 30 and 5 Series. The performance Anthony's Riverboat Restau ·North Shore Fish,• the play be at Segersfrom Hall 600 play tells the story of an immigrant girl who wears , p.m. Sunday. $49 or $30. rant in Newport Beach will by Israel Horovitz about Town Center Drive, the same dress everyday, gets teased about lt, Iles ~ present The Balboa Blues on (877) 528-0777. C~ta workers in a Glouceste r, Mesa. $25-$65 . (714) 740- that she has 100 dresses at home and Is forced to Friday and Saturday 7878. . ~' Mass. fish-packing plant and move away. SCR ls at 655 Town Center Drive Costa evenings and Sunday after the role of women there, will . Mesa. $5. (714) 708-5500. ' noons. The program will fea CLASSICAL TRJO run through Sunday and MUSIC ture jazz and classic rock Thursday to March 17 at The Weilerstein Tho will per tunes 2rf · · and danc ZOO TALES form at 8 p.m . March 18 at ing. An 'sis at 151 E. Orange Coast College's Dra The Pacific Symphony the Irvine Barclay Theatre, BEETHOVEN AT THE BAR Drive, Irvine. $40 or $30. Coast ghway. (949) 673- ma Lab Theatre, 2701 Orchestra will present "Tales 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. CLAY (949) 854-4646. 3425. Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. from the Zoo,• part of its The program, presented by The Paofic Symphony Show times are 8 p.m. Thurs Mervyn's Musical Morrungs the Philharmonic Society of Orchestra will present THE FAB FOUR POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO days through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. $7 or $10. family concert senes. at 10 Orange County, includes "Beethoven at the Barclay: Orange Coast College will Tate 5, a funk, rock and and 11 :30 a.m. today at the Mozart, Shostakovich and Tuple Concerto" at 3 p .m. present Four Fabulous Motown act, per{prms at 9 (71 4) 432-5880. Orange County Performing Dvorak. $20-$29. (949) 854- March 24 at the Irvine Bar Ladies of Song - Florence p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's Arts Center, 600 Town Cen- 4646. clay Theatre, 4242 Campus Henderson. Roberta Linn. Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast SEE AFTER PAGE A 11 Learn Language Your Way! Convenient • Persoruliud • All Ages • All Levels • We come to you! 20% OFF Services Include: ONE HOUR SESSION · Prtvste 1n-tiome/ offtc• / ectioo1 tutortnc · Smlll OOUP Hmtn.rs WI th this Ad . A.P./SAT 11 lanCUIC• prep • After IChool PfOC1lll'M • Summef PfOC19mi Adult PfoCra'M ANNUAL C HILDREN'S SPECIAL Repertory Theatre Company Building. The show includes ence," a collection of work.I AFTER will present its "Old-Fash SOME SYMPHONY, PLEASE Brown's "Great Plains' by late artist Theresa Halt ioned Melodrama and Ice series. The gallery is ppen 8 Kyung ,Cha, will be on . ~ CONTINUED FROM A 10 Cream Social" March 21-24 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays ptay through Sunday at UC at the Drama Lab Studio, iLOQ( poWN' through Wednesdays, 10 Irvine's Beall Center for Art 2701 Fairview Road, Costa a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursdays. 9 South Coast Repertory's anq Technology, at the cam Mesa. Show· times for this a.m. ~o 5 p.m. Fridays, and Young Conservatory's Jr. pus, comer of University and melodrama, which will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. will Campus drives. Beall Center Teen Players present followed with ice cream, are Free. (714) 432-5520. "Lock Down" at 4 and 7 p.m. hours are noon to 5 p.m. 8 p.m. ThW"Sday through Tuesday through Sunday • March 16 and 1and4 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. on Saturday March 11 at SCR's Second SENIOR ARTISTS i).Jld noon to 8 p.m . Thursday. and Sunday and 7 p.01. Sun The Costa Mesa Senior Cen Free. (949) 824-2787. Stage, 655 Town Center Dri day. $6 or $7. (714) 432-5640. ve, Costa Mesa. The story is ter will showcase the work ol about a group of students - more than 200 senior citizens COSTA MESA ART THE POWER OF ART during the "Orange County "Painters of Costa Mesa,• a whQ are each different and The Orange County Perform ArtiSts Showcase 2002 • show by 10 Costa Mesa self-ind.ulgent- getting ing Arts Center will present through Sunday at the cen arb.Sts, will be on display locked in a library together. highlights for children from $5. (714) 708-5500. ter, 695 W. \9th St., Costa througn Friday at the·Robert the musical • ArtsPower" at Mesa. The exhibit is open Mondavi Wine and Food 11 a.m. March 23 as part of 'LOBBY fiERO' from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today Center, 1570 Scenic Ave., South Coast Repertory will the Saturdays at the Center and Sunday. $2.50 for view series in Founders Hall, 600 Costa Mesa. The center is present Kenneth Lonergan's ing. (94) 645-2356. open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. "Lobby Hero" through Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $8. (714) 556-2122. Monday tlfrough Friday. March 24 on the Mainstage, STORYTELlER Free. (714) 327-8300. 655 Town Center Drive, Cos Square Blue Art, lnc. at ta Mesa. The comedy is 'THE DAZZLE' Bradford Gallery will present South coast Repertory will "Storyteller.• a show featur- STILL ANO QUIET about a night watchman who ing the work of Mexican Newport Beach gets involved in a murder present Richard Greenberg's ~e ~entral case. Showtimes are 8 p.m. "The DCiiZle" March 26 born artist Laura Siqueir~ ~brary ~ present Tuesdays through Fridays. through April 28 on the Sec today through April 24. An ~ ?usurrus. photographs by 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, ond Stage, 655 Town Center artist's reception will be held Rick Femcase, through and 2:30 and 7 p.m. Sun Drive, Costa Mesa. The story is from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today March 31 at 1000 Avocado days. $27-$52. (714) 708- about the Collyer brothers, and is free. Gallery hours are Ave .. Newport B~ach . . • 5555. how rubbish fills their home noon to 6 p.m. Thursday ~usw:us means ~o whisp.er and how lifestyles change. through Sunday or'by lil Latin, and a qwet, medita- 'KISS ME, KATE" Show times are 7:45 p.m. Tues appointment. (949) 548- tlve theme runs through Fer- The Orange County Perform day through Friday, and 2 and 1101. ncase's images. Free. (949) ing Arts Center will present 7:45 p.m. Saturday and Sun 717-3870. "Kiss Me, KateH March 19-24 day. $27-$51. (714) 708-5555. Orange Coast College's Symphony Orchestra will FACULTY ART at 600 Town Center Drive, offer the third concert of its 4 l st season at 7:30 p .m. Orange Coast College will GATHERING LIGHT Costa Mesa. The musical, 'GITTING FRANKIE MARRIED' Sunday with a program including works by Felix exhibit work$ by members of "Gathering Light," an exhib starring Rex Smith and South Coast Repertory will Mendelssohn, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky and Gustav the fine arts division faculty it of photographs by Richard Rachel York, will be staged . present Horton Foote's "Get Host, at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview through March 21 in bmld Ross, will be on display at 8 p.m. Tuesday through ting Frankie\Married - And Road, Costa Mesa. Pianist Brian GouJd (pictured} will ing 5 of the college's Art Vil through March 31 at the Thursday, 2 and 8 p.m. Fri Afterwards" March 29 be the featured soloist $6 or $10. (714) 432-5880. lage, 2701 Fairview Road, Orange County Musewn of day and Saturday, and at 2 through May 5 on the Main Costa Mesa. Gallery hours Art, 850 San Clemente.Drive. p.m. Sunday. The 2 p.m. Sat stage at 655 Town Center are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m Mon Newport Beach. Museum urday show will be sign-lan Drive, Costa Mesa. Show days through Thursdays ctnd hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. gu,age interpreted. $27.50- times are 8 p .m. Tuesday ART hold an exh1b1llon of works 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays. Free. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 $62.50. (714) 556-2787. through Friday, 2:30 and 8 by Los Angeles photograph (714) 432-5039. for adults, $4 for seniors and p.m. Saturday, and 2:30 and e r Peter Brown through students. free for members ORAMA ANO ICE CREAM 7:30 p.m. Sunday. $19-$52. GREAT PLAINS • March 22 at the Photo · AUDIENCE DREAMS and children younger than Orange Coast College's (714) 708-5555. Oran!]e Coast College will Gallery in OCC's Fine Arts "The Dream of the Audl- 16. (949) 759-1122. Quality Upholstered Furniture RosEY's AUIOBODY You Have the right to j "-u':r " Et.I r , c , r A L , A N c u 1 s , Ne [ ... built to . -... choose your repair facility ANO • FtNE WINE tt>ah1ri11f! 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Tbe and Sunday and a doSing and the Daily Pilot's woman young man. billed os Harry show Op!ml its two-week run penon:nance Sunday at 7 p.m. of the year m theater for Ford, who took his full first May 2 and audition mtorma The family·style melo· 2001. Other performers name, Hanison. and went on tton is available at (714) 432· drama, at whiCh audiences include Greg McClure, to Hollywood superstardom. SS.CO. will be encouraged to cheer Isabella Melo, Nanoy Thola, OCC will give the Civil Later this mOotb, OCC the hero and boo the vWal.Jl. Sean Hesketh, Emily Reud War musical drama, based will revive what bas become is priced at $6 in advance and Jessica Rubinstein. on the epic ~ by Stephen an trreguJar holiday season and $7 at the door. Call "North Shore Fish" plays Vincent Benet: a revival in tradition, the ·otd·fashioned (714) •32-5640 for more this weekend and next, with May, 'and will hold auditions Melodrama and Ice Cream information. performances Thursdays Monday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Social." The show will be through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m . produced by the college's , •TOM mus wrlte'.S about and .and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tick Alex Golson. head of the col Repertory Theater Company. reviews local theater for the Dally ets may be obtained by call lege's drama department, is Performances will be given Pilot. His storie'.S appear Thursdays ing OCC at (714) 432-5880. directing. Man:ll 21·24 only in the and Saturdays. • AUTO C.111 I hl.' lm11r.1n ll' Pro·, DRAMA f YI I or Pn ,011.d I inn • WHA~ "North Shore CONTINUED FROM AS Fish" ACCIDENT Rabbitt Insurance Agency • WHEN: Today, Sunday, AUTO • HOM£0WNERS • HEAJ..TH The workers also struggle March 1.i.11. Show times French born player Jim Taylor performs for children RECENTLY! Sl1Jnh1]Sintt 1957 with the stress of pending are 8 p.m. Thursdays during one of MetVyn's Musical Mornings at the Center. Whor !he insurance companies unemployment, as the pro through Saturdays and 2 don r wonr yoo ro know cessing plants of their time - p.m. Sundays the mid-'80s- start closing - CAL1. FOi' A - -...~~~J ...... _.. ./>I • WHERE: Orange Coast ferent levels of ages all the down. College's Drama Lab The TREASURE way through it,• French FRIE REPORT 949-631-7740 "They're based on real atre, 2701 Fairview Road, said. 441 Old Newport Bhd. • Newport Badi characters that lsrael Horovitz Costa Mesa CONTINUED FROM AS A musical treasure hunt 714.841.7118 (Near HMg HOfpital) grew to love in Gloucester, •cos~ s1-s10 involvmg seven stations will Hall ' Mass.,· said Maria •CALL: (714) 432-5880 themed, "Tales from the take up the second half of Brown, who plays Flo for Zoo.• It will be held today. the morning. Orange Coast College's pro ~ MOE'S Children ages 4 to 11 and "It's a roving, audience duction of Horovitz' •North "It's exhausting and at the their families can partici type of thing, • said Michelle ~~"TAILORING Shore Fish." "These people same time it's v~ry liberat pate. live on the edge and their ing,• she saicl "I'm playing The symphony will per Schom~ur, musical trea- &ALTERATIONS ~ · . f5?' emotions are irrunediately on against type. She's a working form Camille Saint-Saens' sura. - , ~r~- · ~ "'"' the surface.• class girl who curses like a •camival of the Animals,· One station i.ScaiiE!Q the fomoah & sailor. She's raw and volatile.• ' 1~ .•""'°"' Moclt~0.- Ml> • i..,;. & Suodo Despite a cast of SlX Nicolai Rl.msky-Korsakov's "Petting Zoo,· where chil i (I (•\i..do~•C-..- "- One of the two men in the • Cft-Oay S.--A~ women and two men, Hall "Flight of the Bumblebee" dren can "pet" (tryout) Brown says the story l.Sll'l play is Sal, a womanizer who and Aaron Copeland's • 1 instruments. Th.is month's .' \ AU WOP.K GUARANTEED lords his sexuality over the JEFF & LYLEEN about women, but about Bought Me a Cat.• Ea~ pick is the flute. females and contributes to the EWING identifying yourself and piece will last no longer The stabon "Compose ~ -~~ ~2-,!:!1!3 _l;!!~~ tension in the workplace YOUR PETS VS. wi,_, ...., "-"' resolving the question: U a life than hve nunutes, in consid Yourself" mdudes a visual ""'-.J ~ "The daily lives of these :IE ~f 9 »o JC). Sol ll 6· S... of work ends, does the life eration of shorter attention d.Jsplay about a composer YOUR SALE women is very harsh,• said Mo't Realtor., arc animal end as well? spans. and games lads can play The Pulitzer Pnze-nomi Greg McClure, a student at lo'c" and h.ne pct' of ~heir "We're trying to appeal that teach somettung dbout nated play, directed by OCC OCC who plays Sal. "But the own. hul we ha'c all ~hared REGALIUm to kids,· said Pam French, w:Jiting music. theatre professor John Ferza ironic part is I don't think any ~tone ' of hJvrng our fingcri. or •IDltMeflsatllNI one of them would descnbe vice president of edµcation Another stabon will dJllle' nipped hy full) creature' cca, is about a group of work and community"programs stto~case high-tech gadgets ers who follow generations of themselves as a hopeless per donng a \hnw1ng. We have -...... _ son.• for the symp~y. •But we like keyboards and comput ancestors who worked the opened the front door to the The story is one that don't underestimate what er mus1c, while the "Story same job. They are underpaid home we are \howrng only 10 • FULL SERVICE SALON McClure says will nng true they're able to listen to. We teller's Theater" stabon will have a purehred Per.ran linen and unskilled, the moms are know they like to get up for audiences today, whether encourage children to try on \COOi l(lward 1hc nearhy OU\) • SEE US FOR ALL YOUR also trying lo raise children, and be peppy, but we try to or not they have experience costumes and act out parts. ~trcCI and none of them really know mix it up so they can enjoy COLOR QUESTIONS in blue-collar work. And when does the hunt If you have pcl\ and you arc how life will be when their "There are so many plays beautiful works.• pulling you r hou'c on the • SENIOR CITIZEN end? plant closes. about women in the work The chtldren will also be marlet. be sure lo work out the "It never ends,• Schom DISCOUNT ON SUNDAYS Hall-Brown, a producer for place, but this deals with encouraged to get up and showing arrangement~ carefully. burg said. "It's a treasure at KOCE who enrolled in an women having to come to march to the music, dance It " 1mportan1 for u' IO be able every booth, the tredsure OCC class to act in the show, work and deal with the men and ask conductor Mark to communil:ale IO our :im;i? said portraying her character Mandarano questions. being the musical knowl colleague'> whal to cxpccl when th~re. deal with the children Flo is like getting to play her and everything else,• be said. •He does a fabulous Job edge that they pick up at they pa!>!> 1hrough your fron1 alter ego. of actually appealing to dif- each station • ~. 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Doily Pilot TOSHIBA CONTINUED FROM A 1 tarting your own busi- St.Ye Crenshaw, girls' soccer Ontg Kelley of the Newport Tom Sclue1 on Antigue Autos. . ness1L0oking for ways player Erice Pll.etez.And coach Mesa Irvine lnterfaith Coun 0 p.m.: The 6()-member in her hands to when her Tom Wllllams from Estancia dl. •Tue truly rich pen;on tS Rotary Cub of Newport-Bal favorite player would rut the Sto strengthen your new • green. business1 Elmer Bigge.rstatt. ,li},gh School and ~ls ' water 'oot the one who has the moo, boa will meet ~t the Bahia ci lot <:A people play president of the'Rotary Oub · polo player Candice but the one who needs the Corinthian Yacht Cub for a •vou see of Newport-Balboa has Cupenlel', wrestling team least.# - Mother Teresa program by Past District Gov ing and they're pros," she said. is real announced that the club bas member Benedick David and SERVICE CLUB MEET ernor Mike Darnold on Rotary "A lot of people say golf a just initiated a free conununity coach Rieb Buonartgo from INGS nus COMING WEEK: Youth Leadership Awards. slow game to watch. But when tervice project just for you. Costa Mesa High School. Looking for a way to answer (www. newponbalboa.org). 1\ger Woods plays, everybody is Members of the Rotary FIAG PRESENTATION: President George W. Bush's THURSDAY w~tching . It's about personali ties.· Cub have joined together to On Friday Much 1, the Har call to donate 4,000 hours ln 1 p.m.: The 20-ptus mem While swinging tethnique offer complimentary e-mail Jim de Boom bor Mesa Llons Club present service to your neighbors and ber Costa Mesa-Orange Cos and phone coaching to start ed the ·uon's Flag Day" pro country as we try to make and stance i:nay enthuse hard- ta Breakfast Lions.Club will • core gollers, it's the colodul per up and existing business own COMMUNITY & CLUBS gram to the t.hild-grnders at America a better place to livei meet at Mimi's Cafe for a pro Whittier Elementary Scl\ool. ny helping your community sonalities that attract people in ers as they engage in the f{ee Roger .McGonegal, Richard gram oo "New Library Con- business course offered on the . Each student received a small through a service club. You the gallery, she says. Oberretter, Edward .ltennle, are invited to attend a club cepts.• - Su.re When Chi Chi Internet Th~ project iS flag from the club. Represent enough. Wendell Sawyer and Stephen meeting this coming week to Noon: The 50-member walked up to make his shot Le focused on helping beginning Speer. ing the club were Joan Parks, Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club will and new businesses be as Marlam)e Allen, Myrta learn more about service Roy, like almost everybody else To gain more information clubs. Most clubs will buy meet at the Holiday Inn in the gallery watched in eager successful as possible so they about the course, bow to Sparks and Carol Van Holl (www.}dwanls.org/clublcost.am can avoid the mistakes that NEWPORT CENT.Ell your first meal for you as you anticipation. enroll and how to access com get acquainted with them. esa), the Newport Beach Was he going to do his Zorro lead to failure and bankrupt plimentary business coaching, TOASTMASTERS: U you are Corona de! Mar Kiwanis Club cy. The Small Business a morning person, get a 1ump Here is this week's meeting act? · visit the Rotary Club Web site schedule: will meet at the Bahia There was tense silence as Administration continues to at www.newportbalboa.org. start on your Monday at 6:55 Corintllian Yacht Club to hear report that 90% of the busi a.m. tne Newport Center TIJESDAY • the player took lus stance and Click on the link on the roam 7:30 a.m.: The 40-member Greg Schwenk, director of the got ready to swing bis club. nesses started fail within the page to infonnation about the Toastmasters Club has open Newport Beach Film Fesbval, ings for five men or women to Newport Beach Sunrise •u be sinks this one. he's going first five years, half of these in "My Own Business" course the 80-member Exchange fill to its maximum of 30 Rotary Club will meet at Five to do it,· Le Roy whispered. the first year. and complimentary coaching Crowns Restaurant to bear Club of Newport Harbor will ""Our goal as a sel'Vlce members. This dub is unique She was right The otherwise trom the Newport-Balboa Gordon Brick.en discuss Com meet at the Newport Harbor quiet gallery stopped short of a club, Ul offering this compli Rotary Oub members. Here because it provides a free munity Service Opportunities Nautical Museum L 1:ear Ted Mexican wave and let out loud, mentary 'My Own Business' you will find information video record.Ing of each 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa coaciung support program; is speech you gwe, document lhleblood on "Inside WU'estrained cheers as Chi Chi about the content of the free Newport Harbor Lions Club Afghanistan.• (WW\\ '1hex pointed his glimmering dub in to help our community gain course, the Rotary Club ing your achievements. You will meet at the Cost.a Mesa and maintain strong, healthy will be a welcome guest on changeclub.com), the 100- all four directions and wrapped coaching process and the Country Club. member Newport-Irvine it up with the legendary "slash businesses through coaching backgrounds and specialties this or any Monday at 610 WEDNESDAY business owners in ways that Newport Center Dr. in the Rotary Club will meet at the and tuck." of each Rotary coach. 7:15 a.m.: The 20-member Irvine Marriott to h help them avoid costly rrus AJHI.ETES OF 1HE ground floor conference room. ear Orange Le Roy stood up and let out a South Coast Metro Rotary County Sheriff Mike Carona. whoop of joy as did her hus takes and make more prof MONJH: Members of the Pdik in the structure just Club will m.eet at the Center itable decisions," Biggerstaff Kiwanis Oub of Costa Mesa South of San Joaquin Hills (www.nirotary.org). · band who was weanng a hat Club (www.southcoastmetro autographed by C hi C hi. srud. saluted the Athletes of the ROdd and North of the Build rotary.org) and the Newport Millard MacAdam heads Month trom Estancia and Cos ing entrance. For more infor • COMMUNITY & a.UBS is pub "Oh, we're n ot fans,· 'she said Harbor Kiwanis Club will lished every Saturday in the Daily with a wave of her hand. "We're up the Rotdl)' Club business ~ ta Mesa high schools. Kiwan mation, call April Buchner at meet at the University Athlet coaching team of Biggerstaff, ian Charles Markel intro (714) 423-8025 Pilot. Send your service club's ' just avid admirers.• ic Club. meeting information by fax to Jim Chad Brown. de Boom, duced boys' soccer player WORTii REPEATING: Noon: The 35-member (949) 660-8667, e-mail to jdeboom Roger GUbert, Hal Gray, • Deepe llwMh covers public safety Rolondo Vivar and his coach From Thought for the Day by Exchange Club of the Orange Oaol.com or by mail to 2082 S.E. and courts She may be reached at Coast will meet at the Bahia Bristol St.. Suite 201. 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Ndiaye was then fouled with 23 ticks remaining COWGE MIN'S BASKRBALL and bit the first of two double-bonus free throws for as UCSB pulls it out in the final seconds. fust time in '1:1 years. a three-point cushion. Barry Faulkner It also likely ended the season for UCI (21-10), Green connected on a 15.-foot baseline jumper DAILV PILOT which won a share of its second straight regular with 15 seconds left, but UCI ~asted more than season conference title and posted its second straight eight seconds before fouling intentionally. ANAHEIM - This time there 20-win season, also a program first. Jacoby AtaJco calmly sank both tree throws and were no JfVTY Green dramatics. UCJ led, 36-31, at halftime. But the Gduchos Irvine's bid for the school's first trip to the NCAA There was no last-second rallied for leads of 39-38 and 42-40 on three-pomters Tournament fizzled m the end. answered prayers. No UC Irvine by Hull and Branduinn Fullove, respecllvely. Green finished with 17 points and eight assists, intervention. SCOUIOAID The first of two big 18-foot jumpers by Aras while Parada, a 7-foot sophomore center, had a Another historic season came to Baskuskas put UCI up 50-49, with 8:33 left. team-high 18 points and seven rebounds. a close for the No 2-seeded UCSB 66 Just more than four minutes later, Green dnlled 61 "Both (Green and Parada) rose to the occasion ln Anteaters with a 66-61 loss to UC Antut.n a three-pointer to knot the score at 55 with 4 14 left Santa Barbara in the semtfinaJs of After Adam Parada tipped in a Green mis'> to be 1t back -to-back games tonight,· UCl Coach Pat the Big West Conference Townament at the Anaheun at 57, Mike Hood sank two tree throws ford two-point Douglass saJd. "Parada IS a player o(the future tor Convention Center Friday rught edge with 2:22 left. us, and Green had a remarkable career. UCI, down, 65-61, with six seconds left, tried Jones, who led the winn~ with 21 point..!., tut a ·As a coach, you like for your seruors to go out m twice to get the ball to its two-time Big West Player runner in traffic with 2:04 left. a championship game or in the NCAA Tournament. ·of the Year. But Mark Hull stole the second inbound After Hood mjssed a three-pointer, Addffid Ndi TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC TOSHIBA r OSH I UA AMT lllOUND ~ TODAY'S SOtEDULE Allen Doyle 32-34-66 ~le Irwin 32-3s-67 7:50 a..m. Jose Mana Jim Dent 32-3s-67 Canizares, Gene Lrttlef Dave Stockton 31-37~ Bobby Wadkins 34-34-68 I a.m. · Dale Douglass. Tom Watson 35-33-68 Tom Wargo, John Bland Mike McCullough 34-34-68 Watter Hell 34-34-68 - 1:10 Mark Mccumber, George Ar~ 34-34-68 Jack Spadho. Mike Smith Gil Mofgan 34-34-68 Bob Glider 36-32~ Last year's Senior Tour money l:20 • John Mahaffey, Mic:hMI Zinni 33-36-69 David Graham. Bob CNries. Stew.rt Ginn 35-34-69 leader, and 2000 Toshiba kingpin, ~Ill Quigley 35-34-69 l:.JO Joe Inman, Larry Zleglef 36-34-70 .leads by a stroke over Irwin, Dent. Vicente Fer0¥lde.t. Jim Ahem Bob Ustwood 3S-3S-70 Larry Nelson 3S-3S-70 Richard Dunn l:oilO • Dtdt Masl. Harold Gery McCord 36-34-70 DAILY PILOT Henning. Terry Mauney Doug Tewell 36-34-70 John Schroeder 34-36-70 NEWPORT BEACH - 1:50 · Jay Sigel, Tom Jenkins 34-36-70 Like Mark McGwire earlier Tom Pvrtzer. J C Snead Sammy Rachels 38-32-70 in the week and a special John Jacobs 36-34-70 9 a..m. Ted Goin, D•w Eichelberger 35-3S-70 connection with the No. 70, Ray Floyd, Stew Veriato Fuzzy Zoe!~ 3S-3S-70 Allen Doyle would t-.20 Bruce Sommerhay$. Don Poofey 3S-3S-70 probably shame himself if Irwin Dent hn Cremhaw 36-34-70 Andy North. LH Trev.no he ever shot under that Moms ~bky 3S-3S-70 9"..lO Rodger lutd\ Sheehan 35-35-70 number dt Newport Beach Country Club. Howard Twmy, HYgh leiocltll J.$.J6-7' The site of the Senior PGA Thur's eighth ~ Rocky Thc:lmpon. Owll\y O'C.onnor 38-33-71 annual Toshiba Oassic bas been an aclusive 69- Jim Colbert J6..3S-7' ~ ·lslo A.okl Jlm Thorpe 34-J?-71 and-under dub for Doyle, the former amateur lllrucR FIMhef, Terry o.11 Ed Dougherty 37·34-71 sensatJon from Georgia with the awkward golf 9".50 • t..eonard Thompson 36-3S-71 Charle Coody. swing who become the tour's Player of the Year Jerry McGH, Huben Green Chi Chi Rodnquei 37·34-71 and leading money winner last year. Jim Albus 37-34-71 10 a.m. Bobby Walzel, w~ LAvt 35-3&-71 "You come here knowing you've played well Dan O'Neill, Wattef Morgan Al Geibefgel' 35-.36-71 in the past. Va~ous places sometimes work out BobbyW.Mul 36-36-72 better for various players,· sa.Jd Doyle, who shot 10:10 • Jim Albus, OWi O'Neill 35-37-72 Allen Doyle Wayne l.evl. Al Getberg«. Walter Morgan 38-34-72 a 5-under-par 66 Friday to become the ~Coody 35-37-72 tournament's first solo first-round leader Slllce the (above), the 2000 10:20 Ed Dough«ty, Jeffy McGee 35-37-72 event moved to Newport Beach in 1996, after the Toshiba king, has Leonard Thompson. Hubert Green 37·3S-72 maugurdl Tostuba Classic the previous year at the early lead Chi 011 Rodnguez. Mo Aoki 34-38-72 Mesa Verde Country Club with a 5-under 66 Bruce F~ 36-.36-72 10-..)() Chnsty O'eonr-, Terry Dill 35-37-72 ·You know the length is not a factor (at 6,584 Friday. Among Jim Colbert. Jom Thorpe Howlrd l'wftty 34-38-72 yards, it's the shortest layout on the Senior Tour), Rodger Davis 36-36-72 those in the chase so I just concentrate on the fairways and try not 10'AO Mom~ Hatalsky, Rocky ThomjMon ]8.3S-73 Is Tom Watson Butch Sheehan, Hugh 8at0Cct11. Bruce So~ 17·.36-73 to make bogeys out there. I just try to play within (left), chipping Andy North 37-.36-73 myself. I don't try to do anything outstanding. I to the green at 17. 10:50 Fuzzy Z~ller, lff TreYlno 37 •.36- 73 Just want to hit the greens.• Don Pooley. Ben Crenshaw Ted Goin 35-38-73 Dave Elchelberger shot a first-round 63 to Ray Floyd 36-37-73 11:10 s.mmy RachM. St--. Veriato 37-.36-73 lead by tumself in 1995, but that event was at John Jacobs. Daw Etd'lelbe .DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OFT HE WEEK Joe B·arber The Corona del Mar High senior has found his niche in the shot put and disc:us, and opponents are paying the price. "l la football the last tbrM HIS iiiJTCJlail""'illlie Whet I WU ~ry sn\O,• Mid e.rber. • ~"'"" quarterback for tbe s.. Kings. • 1st opped sUY'n9 and dedded that 1 needed to do IOIDething ebe. I ~'t p&ly fooetid this y.., and I went lltnUght to the tialniftl.· ~~ ...... ~... CJD tndlilng. ....lilMed In June, bu'p.id 4 ;He ...... top lbroww ... -.111 o.f'I..,. t.o--...... pill ...... _..~ ...... 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Mmlor1 . - I Daily Pilot - ---··· -SPORTS . Saturday, Morch 9, 2002 8.1 . yolL l'just try to have hm out there,• said players. Dent, more passive than either &even holes e n route to hJ'> bogey-free Watson, who lost to Tom K.lle ln ct TOSHIBA Dent. who birdied the first three boles, lrwln or Doyle, played tus best round at round, crusst.'d b1rd1e putb or eight reel playoff last week at the SBC Seruor the n t>Qgeyed the par-3 No. 4, before Ne wport Beach since carding a 67 m at No 9, 10 feet at No 10 and st.x let!t Cld~1c at Valenoa C. ountry Club CONTINUED FROM B1 making birdie at No. 9 and dropping to the final round of the '96 Tosh1ba. at No. 11 Watson heads a list ot eight players 3-under at the tum. • 1 don 't thlnk 1 played all that · A really good score got dway from at 68, two i.trok.es off Doyle's pace, but "These holes out here,• Doyle said, •as Dent, playing with a new set of special,· said Irwin , who missed a me in th«' rruddle of m)' round,• Sdld Krte, who passed lrwm on the money list soon as you try to make blrdje, you Callaway clubs, btrdied 12, but gave it couple of opportunities for birdies. • 1 lrwan, also second beh.md Doyle dffiong last week when he won at Vale ncia. make bogey.· back with a bogey at 14, then birdied didn't play badly. l 1ust dldn't feel like the tournament's all-lime money withdrew Fnday because of back .. One shot behind Doyle is Hale Irwin, the easiest hole on the golf course, the I putted great. I had one of those days leaders. "This 1s a gre at s tdrl spasms Kite attempted to warm up the 1998 Toshiba champiorltand Jim par-5 No. 15, to fall into a second-place where I had a better score than how I considering tha t I hdVe not gotten orr to before his -.cheduJed 9:50 a m. tee time, Dent at 4-under 67 tie with lrwin, one of the hottest golfers pla yed." d very good '>tart the lcist rouple or but w a ~ unable to pltiy Ted Goin Dent teed off late (I I :20 a.m .), but in the tourname nt. That could be trouble for those tournaments I'm cl lot more comJorldble re pla(ed hun 111 the field drained a 40-foot birdie putt on the first Irwin, who e njoyed one of his best following Irwin, who won this year's that I can Cdrry that momentum into Wal!.o n hc1d hi!> 12th straight rdund .. hole, a par-4 dogleg left. first rounds in recent memory, could ACE Group Classic in Florida for his Saturday and Sunday's rounds.· of pctr or belie r, the longest streak on the . " If you keep playing good , make it a real dogfight this weekend Senior Tour-record 33rd title. Several players follow Doyle, lrwm Semor Tour thJS year. Watson has not something good is going to ha ppen to with Doyle, two fiercely compe titive • Irwin, who birdled three of the first and Dent at 3-under, including Tom had a round ovt>r par .in five events. . Hale Irwin lines up a shot at 17 ln the first round of play Friday at Newport Beach Country C lub. He's on e stroke off the pace entering today's second of the three-day Toshiba Senior Classic. SEAN HILLER I DAILY Pit.OT Blue skies, green gate Big crowd shows up "It was a huge crowd," one of hlS career. .., I \ H \I \ I{ 1, said Hank Adler, the for Friday's opening Toshiba Senior Classic co- Dana Quigley ls round of the Senior c hairm an with J a ke pldying in his 159th PGA Tour at Newport Rohrer. "It has to be the ...... - consec utive tournament biggest Friday c rowd TOSHIBA on the Senior PGA Tour Beach Country Club. we've ever had. It's been and the 173rd tor which '94 C280 Sedan s1 S ,888 '99 S320 Sedan SJ9,888 Blk/Blk, Hurry Won't List. (066183) Black/Bl1dt. Supr.r Cir.an. (408600) Richard Dunn a s pectac u la r c rowd on a he has bee n eligible. spectacular day. It's as good as 11 DAILY PILOT gets, and (today) 15 supposed to Defending champion Jose '98 C280 Sedan s23 ,888 '00 E320 Sedan s41,888' NEWPORT BEACH With d be even better.• Maria Canizares opened with a Sport Pacuce. Low Mila! (701601) Blk/Ash, E2 Valut Pl!(. (Ol0007) boormng first round a t lhe gate, TOYf._DalJ),ep! _d~ec t or.J et:l , 6-over-p;u. 77 in Fnday's ft.rs l ~lll's'e,a& eaucafed-guess esl- round and will tee off first with '99 C230 Sedan ~3 ,888 '00 CLK430 Coupe s42,888 " -~-haftla Sen"*' White. Low. Low Mffes. (743330) Silver/Adi, CD. (13439S) .. --·Classic are feeling pr.. etty good imate for Friday's crowd was 71-year-old Gene Little r at7:50 these days about ving their between 17,000 a nd 18,000. a .m. gOdl o( rai!. mlJ over $1 nulbon in perha ps rivaling the 1999 '00 C230 Sedans J@s24 888 'OI E320 Sedan s44,sss chanty ror lhC third yt>dr ID a opening round. Gibby Gilbert withdrew Wttkly Special. (949110, 143344. 81'4l6{ Ci~ dr.r Wltitc/j1VJ, Rur Shade. (lltl II) row Someon e over the Senior following Fn day's rounp with Whe tlw r 11 WdS lh <' Wl'dthc r Tour mte rcom radlo was heard an m1ury '02 C230 Coupe $26,888 '99 SSOO Sedan $46,888 Blk/Blk Luthr.r. (248161) Ci rut Price. Hurry! ( 429211) Fnday or the onc; ldught of pre comme nting on t he s ize of tou rna me n t pubhc1ty dnd Fnday's galleries. lbe most difficult hole In the advertJ!>IDg, th<' ope ning round hrst round was the par-3 No. 17 '98 ML320 Suv $27,888 '01 E320 wagon s46,888 Bosr.. MI Valut Pltc. (011 S52) Desert Si~r/Java . Low Mila. (l27114) or the eighth dnnuaJ Scruor PGA Sammy Rachels bad the f1rst with an average score or 3.308. Tour stop at Nt•wport Beach hole-in-one in tourna m e nt Only four players posted birdles '99 C280 Sedan $28,888 '00 MLSS AMG s49,888 Country C lub hctrl one of the history when he aced the par-3 at 17 - Wayne Levi, Al White/Cirl)'. Vr.ry Low Milu. (700700) Black Beauty. llK Miles. (218912) biggest Fnday crowds ID rece nt No. 13 with a 6-iron from 167 Gelbe rger, Vicente Fernandez memory yards. It was the sixth hole-in· a nd Larry Nelson. '00 C280 Sedan $29,888 '99 SLSOO Rdstr. ss 1,888 C2 Valur. Pkg .. Low Milr.s. (819177) lmmaculatr.. Hurry! ( 176469) '98 E320 Wagon s30 ,888 '00 CLK430 Cab s52,888 Ciorgr.ous Local Car. Must Sr.r.. (496SS I) Silver, Loaded, Low Milr.s. (030822) Making a late Dent '99 E320 Sedan s3 1,888 '00 S430 Sedan ss9,888 El Valur. Pl!(.. Rur Shadr.. (830842) Blk/J1va. Won't Listi (043426) Quick change was in order for Senior Tour with his last two wins commg at The Home Depot Invitational (1997-1998). '97 S320 Sedan SJ I ,888 'O I SLSOO Rdstr. ~66,888 Blk/Blk. Sport. (19677S) Tour veteran and !t has paid off. Among the tour's top-31 money winne rs every CD, Vr.ry Low Mila! (340463) Richard Dunn year he's been on the Senior Tour, De nt is off to '99 another solid start this year. hrushmg tied for thud ML430 SUV s33 ,888 D AILY PILOT lrilli111t Silver, Bosr. CD . ( 11624S) Other Specials at the AC E Group Classic m Aonda with a 14- NEWPORT BEACI I - Jun De nt unde r 69-67-66-202 - the type of score that could was scra.mblmg before teemg off '98 S320 Sedan SJS,888 win in Newport Beach. '01 Mazda Miata sio,s8s Friday m the first round of the llk.llllt. Low Mila. (llll71) Dent, a long-drive speciallSt who led the lour S200 Miles, Huny Won't Last. (211l27) ToshJba Senior Classic at Ne wport in driving distance from 1989-94, made a 40-foot Beach Country Club. - .- 'OI MLl20 SUV s35 ,888 Dent, one stroke ort the pace TOSHIBA birdie putt on the first hole, a par-4, to open his CD, Hated front Suts. (231993) S)J,888 round and begin a string of three straight birdies. '01 AudiTTQuatro behind leader Allen Doyle, SaJd he Silwt/lladl. Low Mila. (OOS 179) "needed some more bounce.• so he called his But Dent bogeyed the par-3 No. 4, then birdied · '00 CLK320 Coupe SJ6,888 Callaway golf club re presentative a nd, b y No. 9 and fell to 3-under a t the turn. Ilk/Ash, GcqeoUI. (125114) Thursday rught. he was playmg with a new sets On the back nine, Dent birdied 12, bogeyed 14, Prw-owned offus expire 12 houn 8fter publication. then birdied the easiest hole on the golf course, the of sticks. par-5 No. 15, to move into a second-place tie with r -- "I was hitting my other ones too fat," said Dent, RETCHERJONES whose sparkling 4-unde r 67 ind uded six birdles Irwin. and two bogeys. • 1j ust felt I needed to hit the ball "Everybody shot low numbers,• Dent said. "I M· O · T·O · R·C·A·R·S a little more solid.• just want to be leading on Sunday after 18. • fl NEWPORr l!EACH De nt, who said his Chances of winning the Dent, who grew up in Augusta, G a ., a nd tournament were •great," ls tied with Hale Irwin served as a caddie at Augusta National Golf Qub, 888 - 624·1401 in second place. Doyle set the pace at 5-under. has played 1n every Tushlba OassJc except one 3300 Jambore e R o ad w ww . f j m e r c edes . co m (1999). Dent, 62, has won 12 times on the Senior PGA • Mnn Fri ~.1m ~rm • ~11 9ilm 7rm • S un !Odin · 7rm • Doily Pilot 84 Saturday, Morch 9, 2002 ~------'ir.U. SPOR'FS HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING BRIEFS Sage'-Hill girls, Estancia boys in Aztecs handle Anteaters, 5-2 • nonleague wins UC lrvme's baseball team fell to Vanguard sweeps foe OCC sweeps Hornets 12-11 on the season with a 5·2 loss to Sage Hill sweep~ Eagles come up big in visiting San Diego State Friday night Vanguard University QI] Sage Hill High's boys ,..he Orange Coast ~ at Anteater Ballpark. swept visiting Hope \ f volleyball team was a 15- CoUege men's and ~ nonleague triumph; Sage Hill The two teams 'Will tangle again lntemational in softball { \I 6, 15·12, 15-2 winner in women's swim teams • ... - girls get first victory. today at 4 p.m., but at San Diego State. Friday, capturtng 4-0 and its Academy League opened their dual-meet Aztecs starter Chris Ounwell was 10-4 decisions to run the Uons' record opener against visiting Oxford season trouncing Ora n g~ Empire to 19-8-1, 4-2 in the Golden State Conference visltor Fullerton Frtday. Esldncia High's boys were 121-48 sta.1'ed to a ~-0 lead in the rlrSt lnnJng Academy Friday behind the lead of Athletic Conlerence. The men earned a 137-45 triumph, winners over visiting Sage Hill In with the help of two UCI errors, and in Kevin Joyce, who-had 10 kills and four Gina Uebengeod spun a three while the women prevailed, 145-37 . nonleague swimming Friday afternoon, tbe fourth inning, San Diego State ace serves. struck for two more runs, courtesy or h1tter and struck out 14 in the... opener. The Lightning (2-1, 0-1 in league) Freshman Ashley Lowden's lhree while on the girls' sLde, Sage Hill came up The Uons broke it open with three with an 84-74 victory, its tint win in fourth a bases-loaded walk antl a balk. returns Co A cademy League play individual event victories paced the tn the sixth inning, keyed by Lindsey starts. UCI's oniy offensive noise came in Tuesday at Brethren Christian. women. She topped the field In the the sixth inning when Jon Horwitz Dyer's pinch-hit RBI single. 100-yard breaststroke (1:14.16), 50 NO!WGUI scored on a bases-loaded walk, and Lisa Jackson had two doubles. butterfly (28.49) and the 500 freestyle lays B.J. Eucce scored on a sacrifice fly by Ch U paces OC C win (5:33.77). She also contributed to the E:srMoA 121, SMit Hu ... Chris Miller. GOllOI STAB AllflEDC COMfflOKI Freshman Robert Chu winning 200 free relay ( l :55.76). Cim'ne 1 [IJ 200 medley relay 1 Est.00. (GMnbo.I, Sliva, Sean Tracey, who went six lnrungs, overcame three match Other event for OCC were Hellmich, Colllet), 2 18 74 VNGJJWJ 4. tbrough (H), OCC's Jack Ydrbrough, Jason HellmlCh), 1 48 7 Allen; Tracey, Kollet (7). Tripoli (8) and Miller. Rolle M . 3B • Jessen M . OIMGI fMll COlfEIDKI IOt Aigner and Mal1 Henry each won two SOO free • I Gambocl (E). 5 46.11; 2 Colllef (E), W • Ounwell, 2·2. L • Tracey, 3·2. Sv - Ring (6). OMNGa CoAsr 5, fUuarOllt 4 individual men's events. 2B - Barrett (SO). Guthrie (UCI). 6 18 10, 3 M<.Elwny (SH), 6:43 0. Mesa Sh9ff. KOflC (OCO def. Kim. 6-1 , 6-1; Yarbrough lopped the field in thf' 100 back 1 MetkoviOI (E), 1.2o.6, 2. Todd (E), falls in four 1 21 3, 3 Kim (SH). 1 29.34 Stanford sweeps UCI Visiting Sanhago I @ I ~~=-~.':.,'ti,':.;::;;"9 100 and 200 frec (50.52 and , ,51.22 100 breast 1. Chin (SH), 1:12 91, 2. Sliva (E), 1:14.3; I-Ugh surprised host def. Trepte, 6-3, 7-6 (1); Reed (F) def. Colero, • respectively), Aigner was flrst in tht> 3 Varma (SH), 1·26 3. Seven th · rank~d. Costa Mesa ( ·l) with a 6-1, 6-4; Ma~n(F)def. Nguyen. H . 6-2. 6-4. 1,000 free (10:48.29) and the 500 frer 400 free relay 1 Sage Hill (uuerly, Chin, Loss, 4 , ...... St~d sw~ t 10 Ill- ~1..? . .l!icl..~F. · ...~ - ~~~~9def I w:~J I wm) I wm) I w.,...11 w--J I ...CIDIClll SUPERIOR COURT Flctltlou9 Bualnea PUBLIC NOTICE tlca.I coaatal acceu DRAFT 2002 come ,_,.,. ol New- ,.,,_ C"'' or"'RN•a u-~ s•-~ t """' """- ...ement that would ACTION PLAN, p0t1 e..cti 21 drt9loc> vrCOUNTYOf- ~~ NEWPOR,TBEACH ~~ICeo:= p:::,~o~:D :c'~~..:.-r, ORANGE are doing businns as. City Councll to Newport 8ay The IP" ...... ,.,... CDBG dtecrtlt lht Cft'/• pro- 341 THE CfTY DRIVE Kollmann & At· Chamben at the plialnl doee noc oppOISe '"""'',,_ or- tnd ~. and POST OFFICE IOcialea, Inc · l332l <:tty of lhe 19qUK8mt1'1! lor an tr- ACTIYl11ES AND Ille funding 10UrCN to BOX 14171 Wheeler Pl-. 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' ., TAX . ~ BYC GOREN CROSSWORD PUZZI E with OMAR SHARIF DIRECTORY wld TANNAH HIRSCH Cl/I WEEIU.Y BRIDGE QUIZ Aitn Wiiiey Q l • A• South, vulnerable. you • Q u J 0 ,. 0 "0 • 117 .. hold: Ml-174-4249.. •Klt'7U o AJ3 o KQS • '5 ~~! Wt:S'J' The bidding bas oroccedod: 2•iatificw•· pmel• force' SO\lfff WES't NORTH What IClion do you i.k.e'l •• .... l • ? WM! do you bid now? 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